BRIDESMAID HAIR 2010 TIPS BRIDESMAID HAIR

BRIDESMAID HAIR 2010 TIPS

BRIDESMAID HAIR 2010 TIPS

Being asked to be a bridesmaid is a great honor for any woman but it also can be very stressful. You have to deal with the bride, who might be overly stressed herself, as well as finding the perfect dress, accessories, and hairstyle to match the wedding’s theme. To make it even more difficult, you have to make sure you don’t outdo the bride by accident.

BRIDESMAIDS HAIRSTYLE TIPS

You may find that your normally easygoing sister or friend suddenly is a tyrant during her wedding planning. Surprise! You have a “bridezilla.” You’re not going to get much of a say in how you dress or wear your hair and even if the bride chooses a style you hate, is there really any point in fighting with her over it? Weddings are emotionally trying and it’s hard sometimes to get someone to listen to you. You could try discussing your issues with a particular hairstyle but unless the bride is asking you to do something outrageous, like dye your hair pink or cut it incredibly short, is it really worth the battle? You only have to wear it this once after all.

BRIDESMAIDS HAIR TIPS

You may be lucky in that you are told the theme and the accessories; the rest is up to you. Wear your hair however you like. If you want to wear an up-do like a French twist, combs are great to add some pizzazz. Hair pins dress up any hairstyle, even short ones. A good rule to remember is that if the bride is wearing her hair down, you should wear yours up and vice versa. For short hair, fluff the back and add accessories and you’re good to go. Long hair can be curled, waved, braided, put into twists, and just about anything you can think of. Medium hair has lots of variety too, and is great for stylish up-dos. Any junior bridesmaids should wear their hair similar to the bridesmaids’ styles but with less of a grown up look.

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Celebrity hairstyle : Styling products

Celebrity hairstyle : Styling products

You've got a bathroom full of products, but are you really making the most of them? these tips will ensure you use all your lotions and potions to the best of their abillity, as well as providing a few hints on how to get more from your favourites.

WAX: When use waxing, you can be much more ferr with drying - blast from all angles for movement. Rub wax between your fingers to heat and spread evenly trough the hair - don't put it on the roots, as this will flatten your style.

TEXTURISER: Texturisers are great for creating or manipulating movement, but overloading product onto one section causes greasiness. Dispense onto yourr hand, then use your fingers to apply evenly trough the hair.

CURL DEFINERS: For a soft, defined curl, a curl creme is ideal as it's not too heavy - apply to towel-dried hair. If your hair is lacking moisture, try a curl activator - use sparingly trough as too much can turn definition into wet - look.

GEL: Gel is perfect for styles that require intense sculpting with maximum sheen. New formulations are great for maintaining hold without flaking and are easy to wash out. Use a litle and build up to create textured looks.

SERUM: Serum can be used to control frizz or enhance shine but don't use too much as it can look greasy. For more effective results, combine with other products from the same range as they designed to work together.

POMADE: Warm a thumbnail amount of pomade in the palm of your hand until it softnes, breaking down the fibres to help work it through evenly. Reapply if more is needed, still using thumbnail amounts.

HEAT PROTECTION SPRAY: Use heat protetion spray on wet hair to guard against heat from the hairdryer, as well as on dry hair before using irons or tongs. Also try using it like a serum to smooth flyaway strands the next day.

SHINE SPRAY: Shine sprays work by delivering reflective particles to your hair to pick out natural gloss. Hold the can 16 inches away from your head and mist lightly. Don't get carried away though, as some sprays contain an oily delivery fluid which can make hair greasy.

HAIRSPRAY: To maximize volume, apply hairspray to dry hairr wilst with a dryer. This combined effect will dry the hairspray on your tresses instantly whilst it is still full of body from being blow-dryed.

MOUSSE: To make the most of mousse, dispense a golf ball-sized portion onto towel-dried hair. Apply from the midlengths to the ends firs, then work the rest through the roots using a wide tooth comb for even distribution.